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San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Grand Masonic Picnic, Friday Sep
on Friday September 9th 1887 under
auspices of Masonic building association
for, the benifit of building fund, of the sea
side gardens of the Presidio. Full particu-
lars will be given in next weeks issue.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS.

John Brown was found guilty of burg
larry in the second degree in Judge Muir
phys Court on charge of having entered
John Grace's house on May I'd last. He
will be sentenced on Saturday next.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
Notice to Subscribers.

We have sent several sample copies of
the VINDIcAToR gratuitously to many of our
non-subscribing friends, giving them ample
means to judge Of its ability, purpose and
utility. We trust those 50 complimented
will show their appreciation by becoming
subscribers. Please send in your order.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

We have received the seventh issue of
The New World dated July. The New
World, which emanates from Chicago is
edited by Miss Francis Lord, at present
sojurning in this City 1t is highly
creditable production and we will be pleased
to sec it on our exchange table.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

John Murphy, who with several other
defendants broke into Hermann's hat store
on the Sth of June last and stole four
teen new hats, was tried in Judge Murphy's
Court on charge of burglary and found
guilty Of burglary in the first degree.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Subscribers paying So, in advance one
years subscription, after this date win re-
ctive if desired.
The New World of Chicago the United
Irishman or world of New York. Arrange
ments are being made for an extensive
club list, including papers from every
part of theUnited States and Canada.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
The Boom at North Beach.

The extension of cable roads around
North Beach has caused property to go up
70 per cent in value during the last six
months and similar increase is expected
during the ensuing half year.
Among others who are reaIising this
important change, is Captain Hawkins who
is building a number of fine houses on
Bay street between Powell and mason.
gentleman named II. p. Crabb of
Stockton succeeds I. B. Barton, the dead
beat who was formerly our agent there,
and still 'holds OUT amounts collected.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Edward s. Salomon, special counsel for
the collection of delinquent taxes for 1879
so, has filed his annual report. During
the year he has collected $1,000, his COM
mission amounting to $17.09.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

In Judge Toohy's Court Wednesday a
Chinaman named Lee Hoy was tried on a
charge of perjury for having testified In an
other trial that he was not member of a
certain association. The case against him
being weak? it was dimissed.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Nni can live at home, and make more
HUI money at work for Us, than at anything
IOO elsein this world. Capital not needed:
you are started free. Both sexes; all ages. Any
one can do the work. Large earnings sure from
hrst start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better
not delay. Costs you nothing to send us yeur
address and find ont; if you are wise you will do
SO ut opea. ii. HALLETT < Co., Portland, Maine.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Martin Zachers, German, aged 35 years,
was committed to the Napa Insane Asylum
yesterday by Judge Wilson. Zachers is
troubled with hypochondria, and has tried
to commit suicide on several occasions
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

A greater miscarriage than was ever
brought about by "Dr." Josselyn himself
was brought about by the jury at the trial
Of that quack abortionist. We allude to a
miscarriage of justice.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

You can borrow money for any leugth of
time at reasonable rates of interest at the
peoples loan ofice 664 Howard str ett, tw
doors from third, San Francisco.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

TIE Negro, to become power in this
nation, must turn his attention to bust
ness and the accumulation of wealth. One
taxpayer is worth five politicians, and one
man in business is worth ten hirelings.
BEEcHER once began an address on
woman's rights with this:
81 think that man is vastly superior to
woman-as man; and woman is vastly SUI
perlor to man--as woman; and that both of
them together are more than a match for
either of them separately"
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Carpet beating. When you become dis
gusted with poor work, send to the Union
Carpet beating Co.. 426 Valencia street.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

Terry & Co, keep the best furniture in
town. Their store is at TAT Market Street
opposite Dupont.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

III you are in need of money 60 to the
Collateral Bank, Is Dupont street, where
Itfiifey have barrels of coin to loan at banking
rates.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

B. b. Newmans action action against
the City and ninety individuals for large
tract of land out of which he was defrauded
many years ago, is recalling many stirring
memories of the past We hope it will also
have anather result, viz, that much in
Jured and excellent man will get his own
again.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

For the best of ladies, gents, and
childrens, boots and shoes, go to Kasts 73S
and 740 Market Street.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
FLOTSAM.
BY THE OCTOPUS.

A Russian princess has been arrested in
Paris along with companion for shoplift-
ing.
French magistrates have not been long
enough under republican rule yet to lose
all reverence for royalty. The royal vag
rant got off, but the other dead beat went
up.
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whose reputation both here and abroad, is
known to be of the worst; does not exist in
any part of the world, and Crowley knows
-
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THE BANCROFT COMPANY,
HISTORY BUILDING. MARKET STREET.

Organized .y H. HI. BANCROFT, n. J..
stone, w. IL. Bancroft; II. A. COLLEY
ana II. A. q. DOKE.AN ND. for the purpose q
ofcondUcting a strictly hrsf-class whole
sale ans. retail book and stationery bus
mess. Printing and Manufacturing.
Having purchased the Establishments of A. l..
BANCRoFE & CO.. and w. b. CANCROFT K co.
the managers entertain the hope, by constant
effort and close attention, to make their business
emineutly respectable and popular. and thus
supply au actual want in the community.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
DR.. HfALEYS CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.

DIR. Henley g Gel
cry, Beef and Iron.
This great nerve
tonic has gained its
reputation through
the marvellous re-
suits it has given. 1t
is known TO have
cured where other
remedies failed. 1t
connteracts the ru-
iuous effects caused
by excessive use of
tobacco, cigars and
liquors. 1t builds
up the dehi itated
and restores them
to new life and Wig
or, Having among
its ingredients the
greatest iFi nef vine iii 6t Gf
the age. 1t cures all
nervous disorders.
such as neuralgia,
nervousness. sleep
lessness andnervous
headaches. Celery
com bined with the
blood giving prop
e, ties, Beef and Iron
serve 10 cure dys-
pepsia. Indigestion,
loss OF appetite. 1t
is a great help to
yourg girls turning
into womanhoOd. 1t
gives them blood
and strength Thou
sands of women
were ben fitted by
the use of this tonic
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
HUGH CURRAN.
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION !

We are now prepared to furnish all classes with
employm ent at home the whole of the time or
for their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from so cents TO S5 90 per evening" and proper.
iional sum bydevoting ali their time to the bust
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men
That all who this may send their address, and
test the business make this offer. To such as
are not we'll satisfied we will send one dollar to
pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars
and outfit free. Address GEORGE STINsoN & Co..
Portland Maine.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
VAULT STORAGE.

In the erection of our new building spacious
vaults have been constructed, absolutelely fire.
proof, dry ond secure. We are prepared to re-
eeiye at a reasonable chrage, boxes OF riyerware,
trunks containing valuables, and other articles
10 which the owner can at all times have access
out-of-town potrons can send us their valuables
with every confidence that the strictest care will
De taken OF them. Also. Stores and Upper floors
to let.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY,
History Building, Market st.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
Law In Relation to Newspapers.

Entered as secOnd-cfass mail matter In
tine Postomee at san Francisco.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13

The "thugs' are following the same tao
tics as the 'jury fxers" for the purpose of
defeating justice. 1t is said that Josselyn
has Doodle to put up, so doubtless there is
much regret on the part of ''Bob and jim
that both cases come on at once as other
wise, they could do something for him.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-08-13
SOCIETY NOTICES.

a1E ST. BERNARD COMMANDERY. No. 2,
IN working under the jurisdiction of st. John
" Grand Commandery will hold their Co n
clave in King Soloman Hall on the first Friday
in each month. q. E. MUIR, E.. G..
VIM LAWS, Recorder.
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BENCH AND BAR.

''Bob" Morrow, and "Jim" McCord are
at length called upon to answer for their
tampering with jurymen. The crime they
are charged with, is at any time a serious
one, but in their case not only serious, but
mean and contemplate to degree. Were
they innocent, they would not require to
trump up excuses for delays, even sup
posing that as they alledge, the Grand
Jury are biassed, which is all rot Bribing
of juries, and Judges by Street Car Com.
panies to avoid payment of just claims for
injuries is but too common in this city,
and we sincerely hope Bob and Jim will
get their deserts. We are of the opinion
that the imaginary quarrel between those
worthless is merely ''a put up job
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PERSONAL POINTS.

JoHN II. COMMIT, general manager Of
the Crescent News company, was in the
city yesterday.
JoHN I. BINS has arrived from san
Francisco, Cal, where he has been for his
health, greatly improved.
7. y. lloPKINs left Thursday last 20 rep
resent the home lodge Of the Is. 7. o. Elks
at the Grand lodge meeting In New York.
Miss ALICE HorKiNs. accompanied by
her father, left Thursday last for New
York, 10 spend the winter with relatives.
In. FRANE y. DAEE, Of Nashville, has
formed partnership with DIR. |. W. Bud
deke, ofthiscity, for the general practice Of
medicine.
NisroRs on change yesterday G. W.
Goodlandcr, Fort Scott, kas.; w. e..
Whistler, Cherokee, Ala, and Wamn
Adams. Galveston, Tex.
Miss MAMIE WILLIAMS, Of Lucy, who
has just returned from Atlanta, ia, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Peyton, ut
No. IS johnson avenue.
TmE Rev. DR.. j. II. Gambrel is one OF
the most celebrated preachers IN the
southern pulpit. All who hear him at
either one of his efforts in the First Zap.
list church today will be both edited and
pleased.
II. HNRr, Of II. Hart 4 Co., Chicago,
leaves this morning for Cincinnati. This
firm represents G. Potter, jr, d Co., Of
New York, manufacturers Of the perfect.
ing press on which TnE APrEAL is now
printed the best machine in the world.
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ant festivities and pleasures, IL is meet 10
call the attention OF the generous Memphis
public 10 the efforts of the ladies Of the 81.
Peters Aid society 10 establish depot,
centrally located, for the purpose OF re-
ceiving contributions OF clothing, groceries
and especially TO try and get Christmas
dinners to brighten this day in the homes
OF the very poor When they have OBJ
tanned this depot the public will be noti-
fed, and, in the meantime, charitable peo-
pie may he looking over their effects and
setting aside gleanings for the accomplish
ment Of this purpose.
Jas. Hogan. twenty-five years old, was
picked up on Poplar, between Main and
Second streets, yesterday afternoon, in q
stupid drunken condition. lie had deep
cut extending from the top Of his forehead
10 the end Of his nose. besides being badly
bruised on the left cheek. For while he
was unable 20 tell his name, but finally
succeeded in doing 80, though unable to
give any account of how or where he re-
ccivcd his wounds, further than TO say he
had had fight with man in q Front
street saloon early in the evening. lie Is
from pittsburg, and has been working on
the government works here for some
months
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The Furniture Market.

Among the leading furniture houses Of
the south or southwest none stand higher
or morc prominent than Mitchell & Bry-
son, doing business ut No. EOS Main street,
opposite the Peabody hotel. Their stock
oil goods IL large and varied, comprising
everything known to the trade. Their
ware rooms are filed with all kinds Of
furniture goods, all attractive, but none
more ~ than the line Of parlor, bcd-lOum
and Dining.room sets, which are Of the
latest style Of fashion. ASpccialty ismadc
Of foreign and domestic carpets, Of which
an immense stock il always ON hand.
Now is the time 10 purchase holiday goods
for presents, such as easy chairs, lux
urious lounges, childrcn's furniture
goods. The stock Of foreign and domestic
carpets IL Of a mos, attractive character.
Can, inspect the stock and get prices.
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FINE THINGS IN GLASS AND BRASS
Al J. w. x. Brownies, the Plumber.

peep into the samplc.ru0m IT first
class plumbing establishment h always q
cheerful and interesting sight, and this en-
iuymcnt, In IN unusual degree, is IN store
Tor visitors tO the establishment Of i. W.
y. Browne, No. 81 Second street NOu
arr ushcpd into comfortably heated
apartment, the floor IT which II cnrpclcd
in tasteful design. Pendant from the cell
ing Is wilderness IT chandeliers, in glass
and brass, In expensive patterns, and 9th
ems Of simpler design, With globes, shades
aud rcilcctOn NJ every hue, IN chasic aud
elegant styles; wall brackets, drop lights,
electric appliances, everything IN proiusion
that could bc thought Of pertaining 10
house illumination. In addition b. this,
M immense stock Of laya,orics, bath.tubs,
ilush.tanks, closets, heaters, windmills; In
fact, there ~ hardly an article or appliance
for lighting or plumbing uses That may not
bo found nj this immense establishment.
In the basement h the motive power which
drives the machinery used IN gasand steam
fitting, including an immense pipe cutter,
the largest In the south Here steam IL
also generated for heating the building. 4
well nearly 100 feet IN depth supplies the
establishment with water of the purcst
quality. This IL lifted 10y a windmill.
Mr. Browne II prepared Ia execute any
contract Of steam ~ gas fitting In the best
possible manner, and IL just completing q
81, 900 contract with one II our Oil.mills.
lie " progressive In his business, aud keeps
the best aud most approved material, and
employs none hut iirt-clap workmcn,
giving that personal attention a. details
which assures the succcss oi his work.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

81. Mary's Cathcdml-roplar street Services nt
and II am, aud pm.
stmngcr' Church Services at II am. aud 80
pm. ~ NJ. Long, pastor
church ot the Good shepherd Chelsea Services
at I y. M, 10y Rev $. luriord,
Fort Pickering misunderstanding al $50
pm. by the Rev. Eugene Daniel
Rowan Memorial baptist Church-Scryiccs Of n
am. and pm, Rev, !, II. Snow, pastor
lhudcrlalc Street Church-PWaching nj II am.
aud 79O pm. by the Rev :. G. caldwell, pastor
First baptist ChuTCh-SCryiccs at II ~ m. and go
pm. seats frcc all aTc invited. H. 4. Ncnablc
pastor,
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Cour street
Services at II AIN. aud 80 pm. 10y H. A. Jones'
pastor.
Emmanuel Church-No. "a Thlrd street between
jefferson aud Court services NJ n a.m. aud
1Dpm.
Third Presbyterian church, Preaching by Mr.
sayiod nj II am by the pastor, Rev. T. NJ
Richardson, nj pm.
Gmcr Churh Corner Vance and laudorialc.
Scryic"sat q; and n am. and 80 pm. Rev, Geo
Patterson, ID, rector.
Christian Churh-Comcr Linden and Mulberry
streets. Services NJ 1879 am. aud 100 pm.
Rev. J. H. Hriney, pastor
Second Presbyterian Chuph- Corner Main and
Bcalc streets Services At II Am, and 80 pm.
Rev. W. T. l0gps, ID, pastor.
First Presbyterian church corner Third aud
Poplar stncts. Services al II am. and $50 pm.
Rev. Eugene Daniel, D.p, pastor
Cavalry Churh-Cornet second aud Adams
streets. Morning service ut II m. Evening tcrNs
Nicc nj go pm. +. buriori pastor
Central baptist Church 49, Second street, near
ncalc. services NJ VI am. aud an pm. by the
Rev. I'd. :. Alderman. Of Louisville. ny
flrt Methodist Chufch-Corncr Second and rnp
lar. services at ~ am and ~ pm. by Rev War
ncr Moor, pastor Class meeting NJ pm.
fernando street Methodist church toncr lin
den aud fernando stnvts. services nt u am. aud
40 pm by the pastor. Rev. J. NJ spence.
Alabama street Presbyterian church -- Corner
Jones avenue and Alabama street Services NJ ~
am. and 40 pm, by the Rev. jas. l.. Martin,
ID, pastor
The Ccntml Baptist church will worship with the
Flint baptist church NJ n an. Regular scr,iccs nj
tcntinl baptist church at 40 pm, by Rev, ~ :.
Alderman.
Preaching NJ II am and 790pm. at Mnlcrs hall.
South Memphis. and al Nn pm NJ saiiAmnt
street Methodist church, Chelsea by the RCy. ".
n. Eyans, 4. y
CHELSEA cumberland prcshy terrain Churh- Fourth
aud looncy stpcts Preaching nj n am. h, the
Rev. u ~ l'amscy, and 30 pm. by the kcy. u.
T. Waynick, pastor.
GENITAL Methodist Church-union street n ".
Erwin, pastor services at n am. aud NJ 40 pm.
by Rev, W T. Harris I'D. Communion frf,iro NJ
Close u morning scr,lcc Love feast at dso pm.
There will h. mig.lon services NJ Emmanuel FPS
cupal parish Third street Tuesday evening, he
crinhef - The licv. Geo Patterson. the bishop.
and several other clergy will conduct the service
All seats irc All Invited.
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To our Friend. and Patrons.

As We were disappointed in getting our
store, We cannot open until December ~,
aud We will, as promised, give 10 each per
son visiting our mammoth establishment,
ut 23l Main street, n beautiful souvenir, mp
10 New Year day. Our Mr.. Louis Brandt
has Just returned from the furniture mar.
kct, and has purchased large stock Of
goods, and W. will show one oi the grand
cst displays oi furniture aud carpets ever
shown in this city. We viii guarantee 10
sell for cash or on insiallmcnis 10 per cent.
less than our competitors. Trusting our
friends and patrons, II In need Of anything
IN our line, will await our grand opening
We are respectfully your,
BRANDT FURNirUEE Co., 81 Main It,
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In i.yard Real Lambour Lace Curtains:

Elegant Porticrs yarls long, at - 20,
81 30, 81 80, ~ 30, Sll, SIS, $40 80 per
pair. These prices represent a reduction
Of fully 30 per cent
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CnrAr healIng .loyes II Gabay's.
Popular Place Of Resort.

You can always find the very best Of
everything in the way Of good things 20 eat
and drink nj Luchrmann'r. The restaurant
departments are most inviting, because
there YOU can get anything YOU want
cooked and served in the best style, and at
very reasonable rates The best Of foreign
and domestic liquors. wines, alcs, cigars,
and the finest lager beer TO bc found in the
south. II YOU want 10 spend an hour or
10 with your friends, you should go with
them 10 the popular resort Of Henry
Luehrmann, corner Main aud Monroe
streets.
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CnrAr set. Of inrnIlnrc d Gnbay's.
NnIIfnrnln I..rnrrIon..

On December 7, 10, u. u, and 2s the
Mississippi Valley ruuic will sell round
trip excursion tickets irym Memphis Ia
California points at the rate u S12. Pas
scngcrs by this line make close connection
at New Orleans with the southern Pacific
train carrying through ,lccping-cars To-
San fmncisco
For further information address
T. II. T,LLEY,
Ticket Agent. Memphis, Tenn.
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IIoNE testimonials are most reliable, aud
u you will send your name aud address we
will send statements II numbers of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester 2kl Main street
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IInIidn, I.rnr.inn..

On December -, ~, q, -, 20, 10 and
-, the X. G., W. u u. H. H. will sell round
trip tickets from Memphis Ia all points In
the southeast, ~ one fare. Tickets limited
Ia return until January o. 1855. Ticket
Office, No III Madison street.
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GnArr fronts and fender at Gabay's.
DInmena. nnh Watches.

AZ No. ~ Monroe dr,t, Mr. \. Bach
has exposed for sale choice line VI yalua-
bic watches and jcwclry NJ every dcscrlp.
ton. Special attention b called 10 the
stock oi diamonds which are offered ior
sale nj very low priccs The goods arr
really worth examining as many rare aud
precious gems will be- found In the collcc-
ton. Mr Bach inyii,. This inspection,
ant will bc pleased 10 show his goods Ia
nll visitors Great bargains can bc had nj
these sales u fact well known 10 ihp-c
who ayailcd themselves of the opportunity
TO make purchases.
foR pure gas 20 10 WiI.on sdcntal office,
POS Main street.
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Tms afternoon Ned Hathaway will
make his last jump from balloon at Jack
son Mound Park aud, ifcycrythingis favor.
able, hc will try 10 beat Ill former jumps.
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Ladies. Attention.

Buy your husband, sweetheart or brother
handsome Cigar Case ut Samelson's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names in gilt let
tens on all eases bought of them, free Of
shnrga
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B. LowENsTEIN g. BROS.
DECORATIVE ART.
The Pioneer WALLPAPER House OF Nom
phis-Its Attractions.


Passing along Second street, the art re-
porter Of THE ArPEAi, ever on the lookout
Tor the beautiful. was attracted 10y the
artistic display in the establishment Of
Marcus Jones, the pioneer In wall dccora-
tive art in this city. All the latest designs
in aper-hangings, window-shadcs, fix
lures, etc, aud the every novelty In house
decoration aud Ornamcntation, Is here dis
PLAYED with true artistic skill. Though
this II the dullcst season of the year for
papcr-hangcrs, this house Is kept quito
busy.
Mr.. Jones enjoys the distinction Of be-
ing one Of the oldest inhabitants, having
located here in 1912. In 1858 lac pur-
chased the stock Of G. G.. Clcaycs, aud
since then has continued in his present
business, aud, by fair dealing, has built
up great trade extending throughout the
country contiguous Ia Memphis.
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Ar Gabay's, cheap. full line Of oil
cloth, stoves, zinc voids and Pipe CRATE
fronts and Tenders. Nos 400 aud ll3 Shol.
by, and corner Bcalc and Shelby streets.
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Com SrrcrAcLrs and Opera Glasses,
Seward, Scientific Optician, 9Ss Main
street
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IIoofs aud SHOES.

A large and well selected stock Of gents
and boys boots and shoes can be found at
the well known retail house Of ]. VI. Hill
a Co., corner Of Main and Union streets.
These goods arr very attractive, are of the
best make and are guaranteed 20 give sat.
isfacton. The line Of shoes for ladies,
misses and children contains all the latest
styles known 90 the trade, and which arr
offered for sale ut remarkably low prices.
The attention Of the public is called 10
these goods, and all are invited 10 call and
give them n close inspection.
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Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
o. X. llouck, vicc-pfcsidcni aud manager,
No. 3G3 Main street.